Back to School Gift Guide

Introduction

It's that time of year again! Teachers are starting to get back into the swing of things and students are packing their bags for the first day of school. I know what you're thinking: How can I help my child succeed in a new environment? Well, I've got some solutions for you! Here are seven things that will make your child's back-to-school experience more successful.

 

1. A functional backpack

Backpacks are the most important accessory for school. A good backpack will make your life at school easier, more organized and more comfortable. Before you buy a backpack, there are several features you should consider:

• Comfort – Your back and shoulders will be carrying the backpack all day long, so it's important that the bag is comfortable to wear. The straps should be adjustable so they can fit snugly around your body without cutting off blood circulation or causing chaffing. There should also be padding where it touches your shoulders to prevent soreness from developing over time and causing aches while carrying heavier loads in class or on trips outside of school hours.

• Compartments – A functional pack has compartments for separating things like pens/pencils from books/notebooks so everything stays neat and tidy inside the bag without getting mixed up together when rummaging through them during class breaks or lunch breaks at restaurants nearby campus (if allowed). If there aren't enough compartments inside then this can cause problems because students won't know where things go anymore - which leads directly into our next point...

2. A water bottle

This is an excellent gift for any student. Water flasks are a great way to stay hydrated and healthy! Drinking enough water keeps you from getting sick, helps your brain function better, improves your skin health and appearance, keeps your heart strong and even makes it easier to lose weight! Water can also help with digestion if you’re having trouble with constipation or diarrhea.

If someone has been skipping the bottle because they think that water tastes gross (or worse: because they don’t know how much they need), this is a great way to encourage them to drink more of it – especially since there are so many fun designs out there these days.

3. Lunchbox

If you are looking for a great lunchbox, I recommend one that is easy to carry and clean. The best lunchbox is the one that your child chooses. A good choice of lunchbox will have an easy-to-open latch, a sturdy handle and no sharp edges. It should also be large enough to hold all of their food without it spilling out during transit between home and school. If you have children who love juice boxes or water bottles then make sure they can fit in the container as well!

4. A pencil case

A pencil case is a must-have for school, especially if you're taking a lot of classes. It can be used to store other items like pens, pencils, erasers, etc. In addition to carrying around stationery supplies and the like, they act as storage compartments for all sorts of things - even snacks!

If you have younger children and they're attending their first day of school this year, then please consider getting them one of these as a gift so that they have everything they need throughout the year (as well as help them stay organized).

5. Coloring supplies

Coloring is a great way to relax and focus. It can also help develop fine motor skills and creativity, improve self-esteem, emotional wellbeing, memory and even brain health.

Coloring supplies are especially helpful for kids who like to color but don't have their own set of crayons or markers. You'll find coloring books that come with their own sets of colored pencils or pens available at most bookstores, as well as on Amazon.com

6. Flash cards

Flashcards are an incredibly versatile learning tool and an important part of any child's education. Flashcards can be used to teach new vocabulary words, as they are placed in front of the student. Flashcards can also be used to learn math equations, historical events, scientific facts and figures, geographical locations and even grammar rules! If you have multiple children in your home who all have different interests then this is a great gift idea for them because it offers a variety of educational activities that can be shared between siblings or friends.

7. An agenda or agenda app

An agenda or agenda app can be a great way to stay organized. They help you keep track of important dates, tasks, and assignments. They also connect you with other people in your life who are working toward similar goals.

Agenda apps are especially helpful for staying on top of homework and getting work done on time.

 

8.Rackora tablet stand

The Rackora tablet stand is a great gift for students. It’s a tablet holder that can be used with any type of device, including laptops and smartphones. The stand makes it easy to watch videos, play games, and read books hands-free.

9.Multi-function iPad Case Stand with Pencil Holder

The iPad is the perfect device for students. It can be used for schoolwork and entertainment, but it’s important to keep your iPad safe from damage. The multi-function iPad case stand with pencil holder is a great gift idea because it provides protection for your tablet as well as several other accessories.

 

These items will help your child to be successful in school and the teachers teach more effectively.

• Backpack. A functional backpack is important, especially if your child uses it to carry heavy textbooks and other supplies.

• Water bottle. One of the simplest yet most useful things you can give a student is a reusable water bottle, which they will use every day and help keep them hydrated throughout the school year.

• Lunchbox. If you have kids who bring their lunch to school, pack it in this fun lunch box that not only keeps food fresh but also helps with portion control!

• Pencil case or pencil pouch/holder for school supplies like colored pencils, erasers, pens/markers/pensil markers (different countries use different words for these), highlighters etcetera... pencil sharpeners too! They'll need something to hold all these items together so they don't get lost or misplaced at home during the week before going back-to-school again after summer break ends on August 22nd - 30th depending where in North America you live :)

Conclusion

We hope this guide has been helpful in finding the right backpack, water bottle, pencil case, and other items. We realize that there are many options out there, which is why we tried to include a variety of choices from different brands. If you have any questions or comments about our selections feel free to leave them below!